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| | Kempa.com: Vinyl Data |
 | | Though not released on Vinyl, the cassette version of The Stranglers' 'Aural Sculpture' album included the audio pulses of a game called 'Aural Quest.' The game, a text adventure in which you controlled the band's tour manager, was written by their Keyboard player, Dave Greenfield. |
 | | He's apparently released albums under the name, and become something of a celebrity soccer (football) fan. |
 | | Information Society also did this on the next album, "Don't Be Afraid." The album's final track, "White Roses 1.0 300 8-N-1," was a modem-tone transmission of a text file as above, which provided hints that fans connected to the early Internet (in 1997) could download a wav file of the track. |
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